Perkins v. Homeowners of America Insurance Co.
The Court found that the trial court had properly granted summary judgment for the insurer on the insureds' claims for breach of contract and extra-contractual damages because the insureds refusal to designate a "qualified appraiser" and to timely sit for examinations under oath had breached the policy's cooperation clause and prejudiced the insurer.
homeowners' insurance, qualified appraiser, examination under oath, competent, impartial, disinterested, cooperate, undue delay
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